PDSA's 179 charity retail outlets project a bright, modern image, selling a range of merchandise including good quality clean clothing, bric-a-brac, books and gifts. We also sell a range of attractive new goods, including seasonal goods and goods for our four-legged furry friends!
Like most fashion retailers, PDSA takes pride in imaginative, attractive displays that attract shoppers to its charity shops throughout the year. We follow the changing seasons and colour trends, and new stock appears on our shelves every single day.
PDSA shoppers know a top quality bargain when they see one. And they know that a purchase from a PDSA retail charity outlet supports the UK's leading veterinary charity. This year we are looking to raise over £2 million in our shops to help the thousands of sick and injured animals our vets and nurses treat each working day.
The most effective way to donate goods is to take them to your local shop; we also operate a door-to-door ‘sack’ collection service, and can arrange collection of any heavier items or larger loads you wish to donate.
Use our ‘Find Us’ service to find your nearest shop.
We are grateful for any donations we receive but we only sell items that are in good condition. Any unsold goods or goods unfit for sale are sent off to be distributed to Third World countries or for recycling.
PDSA retail outlets are staffed by full-time managers supported by trained and dedicated volunteers who thoroughly enjoy the challenge of raising funds for pets in need of vets. You could be part of that vital team. We offer a wide range of volunteer opportunities throughout the UK, use our volunteer vacancy finder to search for positions available in your area.
PDSA Open Ebay Shop
As of January 2009 PDSA are proud to announce we are selling donated items on
Ebay.
Where higher value objects are sold in our charity shops, the number of people who see them is limited. Listed on Ebay, these items are made available to the whole online community and therefore have a better chance of selling at a high price and achieving the best support for the charity.
